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Our newest developer, Wolf Norgren joined HeavyWorth in the fall of 2021. Since then, he's been working on data analysis and making improvements to our back-end tools and our mobile apps.

Wolf was born and raised in Omaha. He graduated from the University of Nebraska—Lincoln with a Bachelor's of Science in Electrical Engineering and a minor in mathematics.

Lenders look to HeavyWorth to organize entire equipment inventories into catalogs with everything they need to know about their clients’ collateral. We provide trusted, third-party evaluations so lenders and business owners can get past the possibly contentious step of putting prices on assets and focus on the important tasks of financing business operations.

At HeavyWorth, we work with a lot of evaluators. In conversations both with the users of our software  platform as well as our own evaluators one thing is clear — they all require a minimum amount of information to assign a value to a piece of equipment.

We've made a few minor — but important — changes and fixed a fair number of bugs in the latest releases of the HeavyWorth apps. Read on to see what we've been up to.

When valuing used construction equipment, ag equipment or fleet assets for trade-in, estate planning, financial or other reasons, it's crucial that the appraisal is for the actual asset and not a hypothetical asset that has a matching set of specs and usage. 

The HeavyWorth platform streamlines the valuation process, making it easier to assign accurate values to used equipment by organizing all the information in one place. We've examined how HeavyWorth saves time and improves accuracy for dealerships when they first value possible trade-ins, but today let's see how HeavyWorth's ability to catalog and store information can help with subsequent valuations of the same equipment for not only dealerships but other industries.

We've been working hard the last few months. Keep reading to see what's changed for HeavyWorth on the web and on your phone.

Everyone has an elevator pitch. Everyone needs a quick, succinct way to describe what a company does. Our pitch is that the HeavyWorth platform streamlines used equipment evaluation processes. But what does that mean?

Melissa Rieke is HeavyWorth's newest sales executive. She's focused on finding equipment dealerships who can benefit from using our platform to streamline their equipment valuation processes.

A good equipment evaluator will consider all aspects of an asset when establishing a value, including how clean it is and how well it's been cared for. A little work ahead of time can make a big difference in getting the best valuation for used equipment. Listen to Bill Albaugh's thoughts on whether or not equipment should be prepared by the owner before an evaluation is performed.